Pro-Lift Powder Coated Locking Castors / Wheels 75mm TPE Athlegen Branded
Pro-Lift Powder Coated Locking Castors / Wheels 75mm TPE Athlegen Branded
The 75mm Pro-Lift replacement castors are a suitable replacement for all Athlegen Pro-Lift tables with the castor base and 75mm castors. Please note there are tables with larger 100mm castor options. Please measure your castors to ensure you are ordering the correct size. The measurement is taken as the Diameter of the wheel.
When replacing your castors, we recommend that you change a minimum of two castors i.e. both castors from the same base end to ensure your table is level.
If you have the older Chrome style, or you need 100mm sized replacement castors, please give our friendly sales staff a call on 1800 141 141.
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Frequently asked questions
Look for castors that provide stable, smooth motion and a robust lock mechanism. Always consider the specific needs of your facility, like bed mobility requirements and floor types.
Yes, you often can. Many medical beds allow for castors to be upgraded or replaced. Check the bed's specifications or consult with the manufacturer to ensure compatibility.
Not at all. These castors just need regular cleaning and occasional checks to ensure the locking mechanisms are functioning properly. They're pretty low maintenance.
Locking castors prevent the bed from moving unexpectedly, which is crucial for patient safety during procedures and when getting in or out of the bed.
Absolutely. These castors are versatile and can smoothly operate on various floor types including tile, laminate, and carpet, which is common in hospital and clinic settings.
Yes, they are highly durable. The powder coating adds a layer of protection against corrosion, scratches, and wear, making them ideal for busy medical environments.
Powder coated locking castors are great for medical beds because they are durable and easy to clean, which is essential in healthcare settings. The locking mechanism ensures the bed stays stable during examinations or treatments.
